Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 36
unableto go after food or help. Mr. and Mrs. Loudon Chapter II. THE ADOPTION. When the children reached Aunt Matildas cab-in, the)- found the old woman seated by a vervsmall fire, which was burning in one corner of thehearth. Are you cold. Aunt Matilda? asked Kate. Lor bless you, no, honey! But you… … AUNT MATILDA AND HER GLAKDIANS were very willing to give her what they could, butthey had several poor people entirely dependentupon them, and they found it impossible to add tothe number of their pensioners. So it was finallydetermined among the neighbors that Aunt Ma-tilda would have to go to the…
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